Our masters are dead
And we are alone
Our generation is not a generation anymore
Those who remain
The waste and the cuttings
Of a generation which, alas, promised more than any other
Everything in this world is unhinged
Everything
And us, spoiled children
Born for the pleasures of the evening
The softness of the lamps
The twilight blurring the edges
Here we are, in the middle of the apocalypse
We love all that ends and all that dies
That is why, probably, all our friends are dead
Our fault lies in surviving it